One small thing I noticed - When I tried updating my prediction, when I got to the review page, the paragraphs for the analysis are all bunched together and it does some funky things. For example:

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My first prediction! It\'ll be interesting to look back on this prediction after the election and see how close I was - my bet is there will be one state I\'m completely off on. Let\'s see which it is. \r\n\r\nThis scenario is Romney vs. Obama. I discounted running mates because right now I really have no clue who Romney would choose. I\'d be shocked if this election weren\'t a toss-up, but I just don\'t see economic conditions improving enough for Obama to be reelected. The economy debate will be huge for Romney.\r\n\r\nThe state I think will change the most is New Hampshire. Romney is a great candidate for this state, and is already spending resources there. Polls currently have him ahead outside the margin of error, and I expect him to be outside the margin of error on election day there as well.\r\n \r\nNot sure how close some states will be, like Washington and Arizona, so I just put this as

One small thing I noticed - When I tried updating my prediction, when I got to the review page, the paragraphs for the analysis are all bunched together and it does some funky things. For example:

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My first prediction! It\'ll be interesting to look back on this prediction after the election and see how close I was - my bet is there will be one state I\'m completely off on. Let\'s see which it is. \r\n\r\nThis scenario is Romney vs. Obama. I discounted running mates because right now I really have no clue who Romney would choose. I\'d be shocked if this election weren\'t a toss-up, but I just don\'t see economic conditions improving enough for Obama to be reelected. The economy debate will be huge for Romney.\r\n\r\nThe state I think will change the most is New Hampshire. Romney is a great candidate for this state, and is already spending resources there. Polls currently have him ahead outside the margin of error, and I expect him to be outside the margin of error on election day there as well.\r\n \r\nNot sure how close some states will be, like Washington and Arizona, so I just put this as

Hi - I don't see that - what browser/os are you using?

Also, I noticed that comments were disabled for everyone - I have removed the disable.

In his 2012 re-election bid, Obama wins all the Kerry 2004 states minus New Hampshire,Pennsylvania, and Michigan. Obama narrowly holds onto Oregon,Minnesota,Wisconsin,plus Iowa,Colorado,Nevada,and New Mexico. 232ev. To get to 270ev, Obama wins Michigan and Pennsylvania-narrowly plus either Virginia,Ohio,or North Carolina.

In his 2012 re-election bid, Obama wins all the Kerry 2004 states minus New Hampshire,Pennsylvania, and Michigan. Obama narrowly holds onto Oregon,Minnesota,Wisconsin,plus Iowa,Colorado,Nevada,and New Mexico. 232ev. To get to 270ev, Obama wins Michigan and Pennsylvania-narrowly plus either Virginia,Ohio,or North Carolina.

In his 2012 re-election bid, Obama wins all the Kerry 2004 states minus New Hampshire,Pennsylvania, and Michigan. Obama narrowly holds onto Oregon,Minnesota,Wisconsin,plus Iowa,Colorado,Nevada,and New Mexico. 232ev. To get to 270ev, Obama wins Michigan and Pennsylvania-narrowly plus either Virginia,Ohio,or North Carolina.